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United States v. Aaron Burr helped to shape our independent judiciary in separation of powers. It is a precedent for today’s cases.

Thankfully, there are many put smart candidates in the republican field running to put an end to bidens chaos.n vidic ramaswamy, he is oned to e of them and he joins us now.howr >> welcome , vivec.to see good to see you . how are you ? i good to see you .ou im doing well. know you have an ambitious plann ambitious already know how you feel about biden. so lets lets put that aside. you have an ambitiou being nt ts plan. you want to raise the votingd age to twenty five , with a fews exceptions, se...

PORT ANGELES — A 35-year-old Port Angeles woman who said she identifies as a 15-year-old will be arraigned at 1:30 p.m. today on one count of distribution of a controlled substance (marijuana/cannabis) to a minor.

The family of Kaylee Goncalves, one of the four victims in the brutal University of Idaho slayings last fall, are eager to face the man accused of carrying out the murders in court.

The immigration wars engulfing politics are roaring on. Politicians need to support civil liberties, not immigration control.

Do you remember the Hasbro game Perfection? It’s a bright red frame with a blue board you push down. A dial is turned, starting a timer when the switch is flipped. You get one minute to take the 25 yellow plastic shapes and fit them into their corresponding geometric spaces

Nearly a decade ago, a federal investigation into the Ferguson, Missouri, police department drew widespread attention to how many municipalities rely on funding from hefty court fees and fines, often resulting from minor automobile-related violations. This encourages aggressive enforcement and leads to modern-day debtor prisons, in which poor people are incarcerated not for any underlying criminal conduct -- only for lacking money to afford escalating penalties.

Nearly a decade ago, a federal investigation into the Ferguson, Missouri, police department drew widespread attention to how many municipalities rely on funding

Nearly a decade ago, a federal investigation into the Ferguson, Missouri, police department drew widespread attention to how many municipalities rely on funding from hefty court fees and fines, often

For those who can’t afford an attorney in Bexar County, the Bexar County Public Defender’s Office steps in. KSAT Explains more.